PPT2002: Only the First Slide in the Slide Range Is Exported When You Export a SlideRange Object (285504)

WORKAROUND

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Sub exportPres()
   Dim rngSld As SlideRange
   Dim oPres As Presentation
   Dim i As Long
   Dim lStart As Long
   Dim lEnd As Long
   
   '
   ' Set the starting values for the export.
   '
   lStart = 2
   lEnd = 5
   '
   ' Assign the slide range to the entire slide range
   ' collection of the presentation.
   '
   Set rngSld = ActivePresentation.Slides.Range
   '
   ' Add a new presentation to PowerPoint.
   '
   Set oPres = Presentations.Add
   '
   ' From the starting slide index to the last slide
   ' index position, loop copying slides from old to
   ' the new presentation.
   '
   For i = lStart To lEnd
      rngSld(i).Copy
      oPres.Slides.Paste
   Next i
End Sub